How to sell an Apple Gift Card (or an old iTunes card) for cash

• The code: 16 characters on the back under the scratch-off label (they usually start with X), or in the email for a digital card.
• The country. Apple balances are tied to the Apple Account's country, so a US card only works on US accounts. The card, receipt or email shows which country it's for.
• That it hasn't been redeemed. Once added to an Apple Account, the balance can't be moved to anyone else.
• That a physical card was activated at the till — the receipt shows it.

We buy Apple Gift Cards from the United States, the United Kingdom, Mexico and ten euro countries, plus "Other country" at a reduced rate. Today we pay up to 89.0%, depending on the country and the amount:

1. 1Choose Apple and the countryPick the country the card was sold for and enter its value. The payout appears instantly.
2. 2Choose your payoutUSDT, USDC, Bitcoin and other crypto, PayPal in USD, EUR, GBP or MXN, or a bank transfer (ACH, SEPA, SPEI). Or cash pickup with Western Union.
3. 3Submit the codeEnter the 16-character code in the encrypted form, with a photo of the back for physical cards. The rate locks then.
4. 4Get paidA person checks the card and sends the payout, usually within about an hour.

• Wrong country chosen — a UK card sold as a US one fails review.
• The code was already redeemed, even if the balance wasn't spent.
• The card was bought with someone else's payment card: Apple disables those codes, sometimes days later.

Apple Gift Cards are among the cards scammers ask for most: fake Apple or tech support, fake tax or utility bills, fake prizes, online romances. Apple itself warns that its gift cards can only be used for Apple goods and services. If someone asked you to buy one to pay them, contact Apple Support with the receipt right away and report it — and don't sell that card.